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What Happened on Facebook during Its Australian News Ban?

Tue, 26/11/2024 - 17:16 — Snurb
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AANZCA 2024 [7]

I was the next speaker in this AANZCA 2024 [8] conference session, presenting our research on the changes in news posting and engagement during Facebook’s brief news ban in Australia in late February 2021, following the introduction of Australia’s ill-fated News Media Bargaining Code. We would have liked to examine this for the ongoing news ban in Canada since August 2023, too, but unfortunately the Facebook URL Shares dataset has not been updated since November 2022, so we have not data to work with at this stage.

My slides are below:

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